Clinton All In On Gun Control, Two Decades And Counting

posted on September 9, 2015

“I’m all for that.” That was Hillary Clinton’s response, back on Sept. 30, 1993, to a question posed by Sen. Bill Bradley, D-N.J., during a Senate Finance Committee hearing. What did Bradley ask that generated such an enthusiastic response? He had inquired whether she supported the imposition of a new 25-percent national sales tax on guns.

Americans for Tax Reform has resurrected that clip as a reminder of just how far Clinton is willing to go to punish gun owners and discourage gun ownership. Bans, restrictions, registration, taxes—you name the form of gun control, she’s all for that. Always has been, always will be. But as sure as we are of her willingness to do anything within her power to disarm America and dismantle the Second Amendment, you can also be sure that voters will have their chance to have their voices heard at the voting booths next November. 

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